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Independent Events: From Formula Book

The document discusses independent events and provides a scenario involving students' fluency in Spanish and French. It includes questions about determining values in a Venn diagram and assessing the independence of the two language fluencies. Additionally, it references specific exercises for further practice.

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Independent Events: From Formula Book

The document discusses independent events and provides a scenario involving students' fluency in Spanish and French. It includes questions about determining values in a Venn diagram and assessing the independence of the two language fluencies. Additionally, it references specific exercises for further practice.

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Independent Events

From Formula Book:

Starter
Part 1

c How can you be sure that obtaining a head and a number less than 3 are independent events?

Part 2
In a class of 30 students, 18 are fluent in Spanish, 10 are fluent in French, and 5 are not fluent in
either of these languages. The following Venn diagram shows the events “fluent in Spanish” and
“fluent in French”.
The values m, n, p and q represent numbers of students.

a. Write down the value of q.


b. Find the value of n.
c. Determine whether or not being fluent in Spanish and fluent in French are independent events

Now do p. 374, Ex 8F, Q3 and p. 377, Ex 8G, Qs 4-9

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